Sean Hampsey

So, she's definately NOT a Golf pro in Florida nowadays then John? Confirmed then: The pictures of the Judy Street at the top of this page are of Golf Pro Judy Street... not the singer of the Strider 45 "What" So what about my Bobby Womack Pic?. Is that not him either? Sean

A real grueller this one, I'm afraid... Fighting it out for the Guys.... Lou Courtney "I'm In Need Of Love" Bobby Womack "Lookin For A Love Again" And a Catfight for the ladies....... Sandra Wright "Wounded Woman" Millie Jackson "Caught Up" Vols 1 & 2 They've been fighting it out for years, in my head, and I still can't decide on a clear winner! Worse still, there are dozens of other strong contenders. Sean Hampsey

I rest my case! Sean

A few Pictures I got from the internet... of some of my heroes.... to follow! Kicking off with Bobby Womack And...... Bill Brandon (below Bobby) And the Incredible.......... James Carr And last of all.... Jerry Butler!

Judy Street The Golfer - Pictured in B&W in the Sixties! Judy Street The Golfer - Pictured In Colour in the 21st Century! Sure, She's changed... but It's not the same person as the Judy Street of "What" fame! Sean Hampsey

Your pictures appear to be of Judy Street the Golfer! The attached is Judy street of "What" fame. I dont think they are one and the same! Image originally posted on here two years ago by Mick Smith Sean

Wow! Don't you just love it when that happens! Barry, you did good... and I'm sure.. you wont be dissapointed. Please keep me posted. Sean

That's right Malc.... Never thought he was quite Cool enough really! And... the Real Smooth, Handsome one played you, if I recall! Love ya! Sean

Big Thumbs Up From Me On That! Raved about it on here before and played it out often over the years! Love (almost) all of Deon's work but "When Your love Is Gone" is just sublime! Sean

Bit worried about the last sentance, Steve. Was that when you stayed the night? Sean

Hi Simon, I have both a US !2" and a UK 7" of "Just The Way You Like It". I often played the 45 around the time that "Mighty Body" was being played (also have a US 45 of that one - but much prefer JTWILI). Sean Hampsey

As so many new spins eventually feed into the 'Oldies' circuit, I suppose another question would be... Are 'Modern' Fans Living In The Future? Sean

Ann Sexton "You've Been Gone Too Long" Great Lyrics - Great Vocals - Northern AND Delightfully Southern - Quite Rare - But Attainable! Loved and admired by all (isn't it?) Sean

Dead Right.... Yes Sir... I Can Boogie to that Glenn Jones guy. Him and that Bobby Womack bloke just make me go Hands up, Baby Hands Up, Give Me Your Heart Gimme Gimme Your Heart Gimme Gimme! I just Aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh Freak Out! when I hear those guys! Sean

Yeh.... Bobby Womack, Johnnie Taylor, Walter Jackson, Dennis Edwards, Gladys Knight, Shirley Brown, Tommy Tate.... Some good DISCO artists there mate! Sean

Nah Ken.................. Cowfield Sean

Dead Right again Kenneth! Outstanding vocalist! Sneak another one on mate (I got away with nine). Sean

Oooooooooooohhhhh Yes Ken......... A Right Hat Trick there me duck! Sean

Never heard of him! Give him my love! Sean xxx

I'd have said, coincidentally poignant... on the Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina... being a New Orleans classic! Fantastic Tune! Sean Hampsey

Agree that these 3 were very special... however, a few decent alternatives... in no particular order! Johnnie Taylor Bobby Womack James Carr Bobby McClure Willie Hutch Lenny Williams Freddie Hughes Bobby Bland Donny Hathaway 3 Holy Trinity's for the price of one! Sean Hampsey

Ken, Nobody on here's got a BIGGER profile than you mate! Think we'd all agree, SS would be very boring without you around. Cheer up! We love ya! Sean PS: Nice Avatar BTW. I remember you looking just like that!

Yeh.... a nice bit of Philly .... from a guy who can really sing....and only £20!!!! Sean

Hold on... I can feel an Accrington Stanley moment coming on..... ..........Exactly! Sean

I hate to 'butt in' fellas, but you raise an interesting point here. The reality is, most of us have Better & Cheaper records than the above (I know I certainly do). The irony is that, the cheaper better stuff does not get played out as DJ's wouldn't get hired on the back of a box of cheapies at "the best nighters" these days... regardless of quality. For my money, this little ditty is 'So-So'... and no more... ... but as an earlier poster mentioned, if it was only a fiver would anyone get really lathered up about it? I doubt it. Lil Major is definately worth a spin, or two, but, to these old ears (and I realise this may be blasphemy) I can't help thinking it sounds like a 'poor mans' "Rock Your Baby". Only IMO folks! Sean PS: Talking of George McCrae... try his "Take It All Off" on US Soul City & United Artists. A much beter proposition... and enough change from a tenner for a Fish & Chip supper!